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These “Stake Land” webisodes are pretty decent.

If you enjoyed the “Stake Land” movies, as I did, then you might have fun with the prequel webisodes that are scattered around Youtube.  (Some of the fan-created playlists for them have been taken down, but all seven can still be found individually.)  I think they were released online around the same time as the first film in 2010.

They’re actually surprisingly good.  “Belle” is artistic and interesting, even if its link to the films’ story is only peripheral.  “Origins” is easily the scariest.  If you listen closely to the news reports in the background for the latter, there are clues about the vampire holocaust’s inception.

 

 

“Fear the Walking Dead” has webisodes.

Should you care?  I dunno.

The first webisode is one minute and 25 seconds long.  That seems like minimal entertainment, even for the little effort required to visit a website and click play.

Remember the plane that we saw over a panoramic shot of Los Angeles in one of the later episodes?  It appeared to be stuck in a dive, but then seemed to correct its course.  I’m pretty sure that it’s the subject of the the webisode series, entitled “Fear the Walking Dead: Flight 462.”

It’s embedded below.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X832Ti_7WjA